Patient's question:
The cyst has shrunk, but I don't know when it will disappear. The doctor suggested surgery. What kind of help do I need: For this kind of cyst, is it necessary to have it surgically removed to determine if it's a tumor? If it can still shrink, can I avoid surgery and have a baby? Right ovary 32x19x24mm, left ovary 18x10mm. Why is there such a big difference in size between the two sides? Is that normal? If surgery is required and my right ovary is removed, what impact will it have on my body, and what impact will it have on my ability to have children?Doctor's answer:
Traditional Chinese medicine uses ginsenosides from ginseng to treat female ovarian cysts primarily from a holistic perspective. It inhibits tumor growth, controls the condition, reduces suffering, and shortens the life cycle by promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, clearing heat and detoxifying, and comprehensively regulating the endocrine system to activate qi and blood, making the internal organs highly active. Qi and blood are the material foundation of the body, while the internal organs are the source of qi and blood. They play a crucial role in transforming blood and adjusting the balance between qi and blood. Qi is the driving force behind blood. Ovarian cysts are a common gynecological disease that is prone to occur. During medication, women need to pay attention to their self-care, especially in terms of nursing.